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Hop vendors continue to provide brewers with more information about the compounds in a particular lot of hops, while researchers study the aromas and flavors those compounds might provide. But when a brewer is considering blending Saaz with Citra or…
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Performing sensory analysis can seem intimidating to many people who would like to improve their palates but aren’t sure where or how to start. Learning more about beer ingredients while expanding your beer vocabulary and tasting ability is…
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Wine and cider making can seem intimidating, but we will discuss ways to easily use the equipment you already have to branch out a little into making wines and ciders. We will discuss kit wines, “country wines” (non-grape wines), cider,…
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Join Sam Wineka, lab manager of Bootleg Biology, to discuss all the benefits of blending yeasts in brewing. Learn why you might want to consider blending strains in your next brew and how to maintain a practical yeast bank at…
If you're planning to have an Irish-style red ale ready in time for St. Patrick's day, it's time to start planning! Find inspiration with these 6 homebrew recipes.
Since the early days of the American Homebrewers Association, founder Charlie Papazian has been sharing his beer and mead recipes in Zymurgy magazine and in the editions of his book The Complete Joy of Homebrewing. We've compiled 10 of Charlie's favorite beer recipes that you can brew at home in celebration of a homebrewing pioneer!
This dry stout toes a line between the upper bounds of dry Irish stout and the lower bounds of Irish extra stout. Unapologetically dark and bitter, it’s Zymurgy Editor Dave Carpenter's homage to Wrasslers XXXX Stout brewed by Dublin’s Porterhouse Brew Co.
Cyser is a type of mead focused around the use of apples and cider. Browse through our tried-and-true cyser recipes to find inspiration.
Check out these strong, rich, and very malty German-style doppelbock recipes to find inspiration for your next brew day!
Browse through 14 hefeweizen recipes you can brew right at home! Beer Judge Certification Program (BJCP) style description: A pale, refreshing German wheat beer with high carbonation, dry finish, a fluffy mouthfeel, and a distinctive…
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